Try southern grapes. Muscadines are a good tasting one. They grow in
Arkansas and farther south. Lees Nursery in TN is the only one I have info
on, 931-668-4870, but I know there are some companies in GA that have a much
better selection and give you a lot more information than Lees does. Get on
the Internet and type in Growing Muscadines and see what you can come up
with.

I would imagine any other grape would do well there also. Call your catalog
company and see what they tell you about it. Most will replace them if they
fail, so I doubt if they would tell you wrong.

Good luck. Dwayne

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I have a pretty good edible garden going now. I have basil, oregano,
sage,
tomatoes, bell peppers, banana peppers and jalapenos as well as spearmint,
peppermint, rosemary, and parsley) . I was really interested in growing
grapes, but as I have never seen grapes growing in Miami I was wondering
if
that was even possible. If so, what would be the best way to accomplish
this. What kind of grapes and where do i get the seeds?

do a Google search on Orlando Seedless Grape.
It was developed a few years ago and is widely available in Central and
South Fl.
Here are some sites where you can check it out
http://www.tropicalfruit.com/product.asp?ID=210

http://www.tytyga.com/grapes/florida/pg6.htm

http://www.isons.com/fruit.htm


" wrote in message
...
I have a pretty good edible garden going now. I have basil, oregano,
sage,
tomatoes, bell peppers, banana peppers and jalapenos as well as spearmint,
peppermint, rosemary, and parsley) . I was really interested in growing
grapes, but as I have never seen grapes growing in Miami I was wondering
if
that was even possible. If so, what would be the best way to accomplish
this. What kind of grapes and where do i get the seeds?